Enrich your Bachelor of Arts
Make the most of your Bachelor of Arts with overseas study, internships and further study.
Studying overseas
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Overseas experience
In collaboration with partner universities the Faculty of Arts runs a number of overseas intensive subjects or University of Melbourne Overseas Subjects (UMOS) in various locations around the world.
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Outbound Exchange
Information for Bachelor of Arts students applying to study at an overseas institution through the University's Exchange or Fee-paying programs.
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Incoming Exchange
Information for international students studying on Exchange or in the Fee-paying program with the Faculty of Arts.
Other enrichment options
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Arts Peer Mentoring Program
The Arts Peer Mentoring Program connects first year Bachelor of Arts students (mentees) with later year or former Bachelor of Arts students (mentors).
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Work Integrated Learning (Internships)
The Faculty of Arts offers a number of Work Integrated Learning internship programs with government, community, corporate and industry organisations. These specialised study programs serve as a bridge between work and study.
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Diploma in Languages
The Diploma in Languages is one of five concurrent diplomas offered to students enrolled in a bachelor degree at the University of Melbourne. There are 12 languages available to study.
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Peer Assisted Study Sessions
Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) are free weekly study sessions with fellow students led by a high achieving student (PASS Leader) who has successfully completed the subject in a previous year.
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Indigenous initiatives
The Faculty of Arts is committed to increasing our recruitment and retention of Indigenous staff and students and believes that Indigenous Australians bring a wealth of experience, expertise, knowledge and skills that will inform, enrich and fundamentally improve the Faculty.
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Work on campus
The Students@Work program provides on-campus employment opportunities (internships and professional roles) to current University of Melbourne students, allowing you to develop employability skills whilst enhancing connectivity and engagement with the University.
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Melbourne Arts Student Society
Enrolled in an Arts, Media or Creative Arts subject? Or just love free food and great parties? The Melbourne Arts Students Society (M-ASS) is open to all Melbourne University students and is officially yours for the taking.
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Honours
The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) is a specialised year of study for students who have achieved academic excellence in their undergraduate degree. An honours year enables you to extend your knowledge of your area of specialisation.
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Faculty of Arts events
View all the exciting events relating to the Faculty of Arts.